Tara
Eacturas
7 Gratitude
The Mice and the Moths
| 1 | The Mice of a field believed themselves so persecuted, |
| 2 | That at the approach of any large Beast they did run away in fear and hide. |
| 3 | One day, upon the arrival of some horses, the Mice were so distressed, |
| 4 | They ran off to the edge of nearby lake to end their lives by drowning. |
| 5 | But upon reaching the lake, |
| 6 | The Mice witnessed Moth after Moth falling from the sky onto the lake, |
| 7 | Only to be eaten by fish and bird alike. |
| 8 | The Mice then said to one another: Truly, our lives are not so bad as it seems. |


